Sentence examples for garnering money from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the goal is to rescue the teachers and another several hundred city employees whose jobs are in jeopardy, by garnering money from all involved: the unions, City Hall and the City Council, which must approve a final budget by the end of the month.

The bare facts: After the failed Russian Revolution of 1905, the writer Maxim Gorky, having failed to garner money for more revolutionary activities on a trip to the United States, settled in Capri.

A U.S.-born Iranian-American, Nemazee had also claimed to be Hispanic in order to garner money management contracts intended for minorities.

It takes 25percentt from each rental from the car owners (who set their own price); it collects another 10percentt of the total trip price from those renting; and it garners money by charging users for additional insurance protection.

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"If we do garner the money for the project, it is likely to take away from other needs".

Consequently, nonprofits with prominent brand names attract the most donations; after a disaster, for example, the American Red Cross always garners more money than other nonprofits working on disaster relief.

But with only a pilot commissioned so far, time will tell if the US appetite for the British upper class fronted by Hurley is big enough to garner more money for a series.

Novitzky, the lead investigator in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative steroids case, is in charge of the fraud case and is trying to determine whether Armstrong, the owners or managers of his former cycling teams and his teammates had conspired to defraud their sponsors by doping to improve their performances and garner more money and prizes.

The authorities, who are in the early stages of their investigation, are seeking to determine whether Armstrong, the owners and managers of his former cycling teams and his teammates conspired to defraud their sponsors by doping to improve their performances and garner more money and prizes, one of the people said.

"These kinds of studies have no value other than to scare people, or maybe garner more money to study something," Lehr said.